Re:Fortunately, I don't squash my commits
by mcny on Monday October 05, 2020 @08:06AM
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> That sounds like maybe we split up work differently. 3 years of development for me or my team would likely have hundreds+ of merge/squash commits, not 20 large ones.
With the people I've worked with, I'd say most don't commit at all until they think the code is "ready" and they commit all at once. In the teams I've worked with, squashing vs not squashing isn't the question. I just want them to commit/push as soon as they've hit a stopping point or at least once a day. Maybe the people you've worked with are good with git but I am not that good with git.
I'm still stuck on 6: Resolve a merge conflict on git exercises because I made one too many commits and now the exercise says I have too many commits.
With the people I've worked with, I'd say most don't commit at all until they think the code is "ready" and they commit all at once. In the teams I've worked with, squashing vs not squashing isn't the question. I just want them to commit/push as soon as they've hit a stopping point or at least once a day. Maybe the people you've worked with are good with git but I am not that good with git.
I'm still stuck on 6: Resolve a merge conflict on git exercises because I made one too many commits and now the exercise says I have too many commits.
https://gitexercises.fracz.com/
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24671638